it's simply leaving more money in the hands of those who earned it. >> and that was senator rand paul in detroit on friday, offering his plan for the troubled city's finances. a federal judge approved detroit's bankruptcy filing last week, which will make it the largest u.s. city ever to enter chapter nine. this tuesday, the judge will hold a hearing with some of the nation's biggest banks to deal with their stakes in the motor city. and joining me now is a reporter covering this story for "the detroit free press." what are you hearing at this point about the final reorganization plan? >> detroit emergency manager kevin orr is expected to deliver the final plan of reorganization within the next few weeks. this is called a plan of adjustment. in chapter nine, this is how you restore the city, cut the debts, and you eventually hope to exit bankruptcy. the problem is, you need a lot of creditors to sign off. so the pensioners are waiting to see the details of those cuts. >> i'll bet they are. the pension cuts certainly on the table. how likely is that to happen, and what do you think the